The series received two nominations at the 80th Golden Globe Awards. The first – for the best television series in the musical or comedy genre, the second – the best actor in a musical television series.
The main character of the Wednesday series, Jenna Ortega, complained about the grueling filming process. This was reported by Insider.
It is known that for the role, the actress had to master the cello about two months before filming. He played several songs throughout the series, including Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones and Don’t Stop by Fleetwood Mac.
“I have to come in two hours early, work 12 to 14 hours a day, then go home, turn on Zoom and study some more. Or I’ll go to my house and my teacher will be waiting for me in cello. It’s all consistent, if we don’t shoot the show on the weekend, then I’m doing lessons,” said the star.
At the same time, Jenna Ortega added that the composition Paint It Black was especially difficult for her.
“I couldn’t sleep. I pulled my hair. My father said I was crying,” she recalled.
Plus, while the actress is eager to shoot more cello performances, due to her busy schedule, she sometimes has to help stunt doubles or cellists.
“We ran out of time because Wednesday is in almost every scene,” she said.
Also, the iconic dance performed by the star in the fourth series, which he filmed during a positive test for COVID-19.
“It’s like I got hit by a car and a little elf came out of my throat and scratched the walls of my esophagus. I was given medicine between intakes because we were waiting for a positive result,” Ortega summed up.
It was previously reported that Netflix released footage of the record-breaking TV series on Wednesday that didn’t make it into the movie.
Netflix released the trailer for the second season on Wednesday
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